In line with the new General Data Protection Regulation we have updated our privacy policy and procedures which are available to view...

Our survey on a couple of Mike Morgan's fields to see if they actually did make their strip fields 'One Rod' wide .... and of course,...

A look at all those odd measurements we find in the old Sutterby documents - Rods, plles perches, stangs and stongs! Read the full report...

Three reports on recent events are now available to view on the Events Gallery Page :- Goltho Buildings, Field Walking and Ridge & Furrow

Friday 9th February 2018. Franklin Hall, Spilsby A Personal View- Professor David Stocker The evening began with Dave Start updating us...

There are 2 new pages in the website dedicated to :- Owls Moths Select the links above to access directly or they can be viewed via the...

This year we had our best record for owlets - 4. We wish them well and God Speed. Underneath the owl box Garry Steele, who has been...

Following our successful Owl Pellet Workshop in November, we were pleased to donate a new barn owl box to be sited in the Sutterby area....

All the events are listed on the Calendar or you can view them all together here.

A look back at all the many events of 2017. Read the article here

R & R in January...No, not Rest & Recuperation for the Horde but rather Recording & Research. If you are able to help with this it would...

There are a few places left on the following craft workshops: Mosaics and Peg Loom Weaving The Workshops have been organised by the...

A celebration of Christmas in words and music at St. John the Baptist Church, Sutterby, Saturday 9th December 2017. Read all about it here

As we bid a fond farewell to an exhilarating and educational 2017, we look forward with anticipation to 2018. The events for the year...

Dexthorpe is mentioned in Domesday Book in the same entry as Sutterby and Dalby .....for the full report click here

A list of events for the latter part of the year can be downloaded here or details can be viewed on the calendar pages.

See the latest moth counts on the Moths Page by selecting this link. The files relate to :- 1) St. Lawrence & Bishop Edward King, Dalby ...

The Barn Owl, which has become symbolic of our project, continues to inhabit its 'home' in the west end of the church. I have attached a...

Who would have thought that things on the Lepidoptera front could get more exciting? Well, I bring you news of a new initiative: Moths in...

The Woolly Walls project is turning into something really special and exciting. Innovative ideas, good skill set and amazing momentum -...